Routineness of Social Interactions Is Associated With Higher Affective Well-Being in Older Adults
Minxia Luo,
Kristina Yordanova,
Birthe Macdonald
et al.
Abstract:Objective
Some research conceptualizes routineness of daily life as an indicator of cognitive vulnerability that would lead to lower well-being in older age, whereas other research expects routineness to give rise to more meaning and stability in life and thus to higher well-being. Further research is needed to understand routineness in older adults in relation to cognitive abilities and well-being. This study examined routineness of social interactions.
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